Yea i like the manual lift to. Where did you get your tire chains from i was thinking about gettin a set.

 

I got mine from Tractor Supply Company. They cost about $50. I also got the spring things to hold the chains tight. The chains I got have the extra angled pieces welded on the cross chains for extra traction. I am quite amazed how much power this Trailblazer has for pushing snow. This thing spins the chains on pavement rather than running out of engine power. I think it could use wheel weights to get the ultimate push power.
BryceGTX

 

NOW dont be mad, i realy dont know,. my freind ses that the tb250 is the most un powerd quad ever!
i dont agre with him, but if it plows like you guys say it dose i have even more reson to disagre!
i like it but a 250 is too small and i dont want the pred cuz i am big and it just seams small to sit on and i dont wamt to buy a jap sport so i dont know what to do!

 

They arent under powered they have plenty of power its just that they are heavy. If you open them up a little they are pretty quick. They also have a lot of potentiol(spelling?) and are also reliable.

 

i always thought that the tb looked good but i do want somthing bigger!

 

Maybe you can find a used sport/scrammy/trailbazer for good price cuz the 400's are pretty fast. Or look into a 500 scrammy those are also quick and they are 4x4.

 

Hello 4wheelerfred. I think you might be suprised how much power a stock Trailblazer has. It does not accelerate extremely fast probably because it is clutched to engage at a low rpm. This seems to have the advantage that it has good low end grunt and reasonably good gas mileage. Like DGpolaris2346 says, if you want a faster version you can either modify the 250 or look for a 400. I saw some wheel weights at either Home Depot or Lowes (can't remember which) that might fit.
BryceGTX